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NMLS disclosure copy checker

Paste draft copy and check for basic disclosure signals before posting.

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1

Paste the public copy

This choice shapes the next section.

2

Add the NMLS line if separate

This choice shapes the next section.

3

Add Equal Housing wording if separate

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Check the footer

Check whether a draft appears to include basic NMLS and Equal Housing disclosure signals.

You see what was detected and the disclosure pattern to confirm with policy.

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Disclosure check

Disclosure gap

No NMLS ID pattern was detected. Add visible NMLS disclosure language before review when required.

Why this result changed
The draft is checked for an NMLS keyword plus a number.
Equal Housing wording is checked separately because it may appear outside the caption.
Additional mortgage risk phrases are still scanned in the background.

Detected signals

  1. 1NMLS signal not found. Example pattern: "NMLS #123456".
  2. 2Equal Housing signal not found. Your policy may require text and/or the icon.
  3. 31 additional compliance signal found.

Suggested footer pattern

  1. 1Name or company name | NMLS #123456
  2. 2Equal Housing Lender or Equal Housing Opportunity, depending on your approved wording.
  3. 3Keep disclosures visible on graphics, PDFs, landing pages, and post copy when required.

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